revenge over a stolen gold chain. if you take a look at this video we shot not too long ago, the 23-year-old emerged from court just within the last hour. e he testified that he and his ex-girlfriend would regularly buy drugs from the suspect maurice green. e he also testified he was supposed to be working a at husband grandmother's corner store the morning of the murder, but had had had overslept. they stole a gold chain from the system and pawn ed it for drug must be in may of last year and green had beaten up the ex-girlfriend in e retaliation. also in court we learned that the victim suffered more than half a dozen gunshot wounds after the gunman dressed in black wearing a hood opened the door to her store and started firing. >> she suffered because the first couple shots would have never killed her. and that image of her laying on the floor was horrific.

and i want justice for her. >> in addition to the victim's daughter, plenty of family and friends in support of the grandson who testified, as u mentioned. also in court prosecutors showed surveillance video that they say is the suspect in the neighborhood the day of the shooting. it's going to be up to the judge to determine if the prosecutor put forth enough evidence for this to move forward to trial. we will stay on top of it. reporting live, i'm rosemary connors, nbc 10 news. the governor met with president trump to talk about their commissioned fight against the opioid crisis. lauren maik has more. >> this is an issue that chris christie has given a lot of attention to in new jersey as governor and on the campaign

trail running for president. now it is giving him his first official role in the trump white house since the inauguration. >> we're fortunate to have chris christie with us, a great friend of mine. . >> reporter: chris christie next to one-time rival now president trump. >> an immediate endorser once had he got out of the race. he liked himself more than he liked me. but other than that, he's been great. >> the meeting marking the start of a new role in washington for the new jersey governor. >> the president and i both agree that addiction is a disease. and it's a disease that can be treated. >> reporter: appointed by the president, christie will head a new commission on opioid abuse. judy hour has mixed feelings about her governor's new gig. >> it's a wonderful thing that needs to be done because somebody has to do something. it's bad.

but there's always a concern that he won't be doing his job here. >> darlene thinks he should be focusing ob his home state. >> the little he is doing, yes, it's going to take away from it. he is going to focus more there. that's where he wanted to be any way. >> reporter: christie brushed off speculation about any full-time jobs this washington saying he wants to serve his full tropical storm, which term, which ends in january. >> i asked the white house if christie will be paid for his work or if he will have a staff to work with at the white house. think responded to pass along my question, but they have not given up an answer. i'll keep you updated on that. pennsylvania senator bob casey hosted a roundtable of his own to discuss the efforts to fight the opioid epidemic. he met with police chiefs around the country. his office says it is concerned about the trump administration's proposed cuts to health and

human services and how that could impact the opioid crisis. this afternoon a judge sentenced two former aids to christie to jail tr their roles in the bridgegate scandal. we are following the story tr our breaking news center. >> they tried to convince a judge to spare them prison time for creating traffic jams as political payback. he was handed a two-year prison sentence. a a short time later he was sentenced to 18 months behind bars. a prosecution witness who pled guilty in the case testified they intentionally created a major traffic jam to punish a mayor do did not endorse husband bid for reelection. the pair shut down several toll lanes at the bridge in september of 2013 leading to all these problems. >> the fight is far tr over. i will not allow myself to be

the scapegoat this this case. i look very much forward to the appeal. >> governor crihristie appearedn the "today" show this morning and commented on the sentencing before it was handed down. >> the judge will do what the judge believes is appropriate. it's not my role or anybody else's role other than the judge in that courtroom to pass sentence on people who have committed crimes. >> christie was never charged with any wrong doing. he told a judge that i regret more than anything that i allowed myself to get caught up in this. i failed. nbc 10 news. turning now to the weather. a perfect day for a a stroll in the park. these people took advantage of the great weather along the creek. the sun also shining over the museum of art. a a great day to take a run up the rocky steps. enjoy the nice weather while it

lasts because the rain is going to return before the end of the week. >> doesn't it make you feel so much better when you get a day like this after a couple real gloomy days. we have bright, blue skies out there right now. and the temperature wia a littl bit above average. not a lot of wind. you can see the dry air now. the rain is still west of chicago. so it's got a ways to go before it would threaten us. . certainly u not going to happen tonight or during the day tomorrow. 61 degrees now in philadelphia. 57 in pottstown. and in dover, boufl weather everywhere. it's going to get cooler with the clear skies and diminishing winds down to 37 in philadelphia by daybreak. in some of the suburbs, we're talking about close to the freezing mark. so we haven't seen that in a p

couple days either. the clouds and the strong winds have helped prevent those temperatures from going down. you can see we're in the 30s across the entire area pi morning. another pretty nice day tomorrow and then the rains coming in. . the timing on that and see if it gets out of here by the weekend, coming up if a few minutes. over a small fire inside the save a lot in strawberry mansion. employees ask. shoppers evacuated the building around 11:30 this morning. the fire was in one of the aisles of that store. no word on what caused it. take a look at all of the police cars outside the capitol this morning. a woman drove her car into a capital police cruiser near the botanical guard bs. she did a u-turn and drove toward other officers who opened fire. to one was hurt. the top democrat says the panel will get to the bottom of russia's interference in the 2016 election. it comes ahead of tomorrow's first public hearing on the

investigation. effectually fought to hijack or most critical democratic process. >> contacted 20 people a about sitting for interviews. jared kushner and senior adviser. lawyers representing the state of hawaii and the trump administration are facing off in federal court. at issue, president trump's revised travel ban. a judge is hearing arguments on whether he should extend his order blocking the ban. it would restrict imfwrants from six mostly muslim countries from entering the u.s. tension between president trump spokesman sean spicer and a white house reporter appears to have eased a bit today.

>> thank you, sean. >> that was spicer and april ryan today. the friendly exchange in stark contrast to what happened 24 hours earlier. he drew criticism after snapping a at the veteran reporter when he didn't like her question. >> i appreciate your agenda here. but the reality here is -- hold on. a at some point report the facts. i'm sorry that that disgusts u you. you're shaking your head. i appreciate it. but understand this. . it seems like you're hell bent whatever image you want stays. at the end of the day -- you're asking me a question and i'm going to answer it. stop shaking your head again. >> today former presidential candidate hillary clinton weighed in calling ryan a respected journalist who was cut

off trying to ask a question. . women who stand up against violence around the world were honored in washington. melania trump presented the secretary of state's image of courage award to 13 activists. it recognizes women who have shown courage and leadership while advocating for peace, jebder e e equality and women's em paurmt. >> as they continue to preserve against unimaginable arts, these women are extraordinary examples of reaching within to find the courage that lies inside us all. >> the honorees come from all over the world. president trump has declined an invitation to throw out the ceremonial first pitch before the washington nationals game on opening day. a spokeswoman for the team says the white house said trump had a a scheduling conflict. throwing out the first pitch is

a tradition that dates back to william howard taft in 1910. although it hasn't happened since 2010. take a look at this. a car drove into a home. this is video from sky force 10 in the last hour. you can see the damage on the right side of the screen. no one was hurt. a a similar scene here. workers spnt the day repiring a convenience store. it happened near 12th and hamilton street around 6:00 this morning. the car ended up all the way inside that store. no one was hurt here either. pennsylvania governor tom wolf turned grays ferry today. he hosted a roundtable about the importance of new business for the state's economy. the center is a business incubator and laboratory that brings together researchers, innovators and entrepreneurs who specialize in building innovative businesses. >> it is official. the united kingdom has filed for divorce from the european union.

today britain's top envoy to the eu hand delivered a a letter formally triggering a a two-year countdown to the final decision. british prime minister says she's optimistic. >> we can choose to say the task ahead is too great and believe it cant be done. or we can look forward with optimism and hope. and to believe in enduring power of the british spirit. u choose to believe in britain and the best days lie ahead. >> there were mixed reactions among the british people. some said they regretted the decision. others say they are ready for it. >> i don't think they

understand. >> i think it would be good to get back to rules and regulations. >> shortly after the announcement, protesters gathered outside the houses of parliament in london. a security check point at laguardia was shut down after some sort of hazardous material was found. it's unclear what that material was. it was cleared and that check point reopened. three tsa agents were taken ttar they were exposed to the suspicious material. more than a a dozen rabbis are preparing to open a new family center. the rabbis hung mesuzahs. the center is scheduled to open on monday. today law enforcement officers from pennsylvania, new jersey and delaware will be honored with the new beau biden

shield award. . it will be given out by the antidefamation league. during a specialer is hoin. joe biden will be the guest of honor. >> happening right now, temple university is dedicating to a broadcasting pioneer. >> we are locking live at the campus riergt now. the school of communications is being named the lou cline college of media and communications. the ceremony happening right now. brandon hudson is live in north philadelphia. >> there's a who's who list and some are inside this auditorium. some are trickling in at this door. it givehouse an idea of what's going on inside the auditorium. you can see how somewhat large this crowd is. bob zag get is hosting. an hour august he told us a act

the impact he had on his career. >> moments before, we spoke with comedian bob saget. >> he's a man that started my career. he gave him a a nudge through student film festivals. >> he said you should go to this festival. astarted winning festivals. >> reporter: he's in philadelphia to honor cline as they name their communications school after him. a ceremony featuring a number of notable alumni. >> lou had an incredible career not only in local television, but national television. he started american bandstand. >> klein influenced a number of journalists including matt lauer. he continues to leave future generations of journalists at the university. >> i got to meet and he's such

anned a vo ed ned a advocate fo. >> i want to be like that when i hopefully make a name for myself and come back and give people something to look up to. >> he changed my life. he gave me the confidence. >> again, this is a monitor e showing a a live look at what's going on during the dedication ceremony inside the auditorium. coming up at 5:30, we're talking about an impact of a different sort. the impact here on north broad. we're going to work on that story for 5:30. see you in an hour. i'm brandon hudson, nbc 10 news. turning to our weather. it's starting to feel more like baseball season outside. taking a a live look from citizens bank park. the phillies home opener is one week from friday. we are keep iing our fingers crossed for good weather. >> we should put it all the way

through that. >> we have kind of a wet weather pattern here. interrupted by a couple nice days. . look at the sunshine everywhere across the area. everybody has the rain. everybody has the sunshine. and the temperatures are in the upper 50s and into the 60s. one of the cool spots, westchester at 66. l roy and north wales, all at 59 degrees. now we're going to be on the cool side the rest of the week. we're not going to be as warm as we were today. tonight is going to be on the cool side. we have rain. thursday night through friday night. some of that rain is on the heavy side.

sunday is going to be nicer than saturday. more on b that in a minute. >> the winds kosming out of the northwest at 10 to 20 miles per hour. keeping us cooler and drier through the night tonight. no clouds around right now. we have to go way back to the middle of the country u to see the next storm. you can see the spin in this thing. that's pretty intense. it's going to be bringing rain our way as we go toward the end of the week. we're dry tonight. the clouds increase. and then here comes the rain. thursday night into friday morning is when it starts. then watch. this is covering the whole area. a steadier rain than what we saw yesterday. maybe not the giant thunderstorms. that's a pretty heavy rain during the afternoon rush. on friday and then as we go into. friday evening it doesn't get

much better. so we're talking about potentially a couple inches of rain between thursday night and friday night. so we've got a really, really soggy start to the weekend. what about the rest of the weekend? we have more on the better news. >> orange on the outside. i've got a 50/50 bar kind of weekend forecast for you. let's take a look at that. we're going to pick up where glen left off. we're going to talk about our weekend weather. in the morning on saturday, umbrellas and ugly shoes. a leftover shower and a the lot of ponding after that rain falls thursday night through friday. it will be cloudy, but showers should be coming to an end. if you have any plans late morning or in the afternoon, it looks like perhaps things won't be too bad.

. a little cloudy and damp, but it won't be pouring rain. in the afternoon, we'll be cloudy. it will be sunny, mild ask pleasant. a spectacular day. that's not the weekend day i picked for my plans. let's. pik it up hour by hour. a rumble of thunder on friday night. watch what happens saturday morning. there's only a few showers left. especially out in the lehigh valley. and then all of this scoots out of here by saturday afternoon. we have cloud cover and we see this gradual clearing. sunday, bright sunshine breaks through. everything is looking good on sunday. that's the spectacular day. here's your weekend forecast. take a look. 50s with rain on your saturday. sunday we turn to the 60s which

is above average. and everybody is happy and the birds are sunging. >> i love 50/50 bars. >> it's going to be great weather hopefully if it holds for the phillies home opener. all of you will be out there for it. >> it will be fun. that's what we have. we have the ten-day forecast coming up so we can show you that. we're keeping everything crossed because it looks like at this point no rain. but every couple days, here comes a system. >> we're going to be on the field before a game doing the weather. the last thing we need is for it to be raining on opening day u. there will be a a lot of unhappy people out there. >> next at 4:00, saved by a stranger. how a good samaritan steps in to revive this 1-year-old baby. a man splurged on a a new tv but it came with a big crack.

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a woman saved a 1-year-old boy who she didn't even know. >> mary henry noticed her 1-year-old son didn't look right as they were driving in her car. he was changing colors and acting funny. she pulled into the parking lot and flagged down help. the woman nearby happened to be a thurs who performed cpr. >> god puts people in the right place at the right time. >> i feel like i gave everything and then some. that was my mom. if i could breathe that last

breath into this little boy, that's what i did. >> i couldn't thank her enough tr the bottom of my heart. >> the good samaritan who saved the boy was at her own mother's funeral just the day before. >> amazing. a blessing there. there's broken tv trouble. >> we are joined now with harry. >> our viewers noticed their brand new flat screen tv was damaged ask promise d a replacement, but weeks later they contacted nbc 10 responds. i'll show you what happens, next. the blast from the ast. the push to bring back the kelly groan uniforms and what fans have to say about it.

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responds spp a man ordered a new television but it arrived dam e damaged right out of the box. >> he called our team. >> we were able to help. i just responding right away. this one is a classic case of finger pointing. no one wanting to accept responsibility. leaving our viewer helpless physical he contacts nbc 10 responds. >> he and his wife waited about six weeks for this moment. when had their faulty tv would be haul ed away. >> now we try this. >> reporter: and replaced with a new one. a the couple used marriott rewards points to buy a samsung tv. they noticed a crack down the middle of the screen. they called marriott. >> they said they would send a replacement immediately. >> reporter: but a week went by and no tv arrived. >> call them again. same story all over again. very apologetic, it will be

handled expeditiously. >> nothing came and the cycle continued. >> i spoke toen eight represe representativ representatives. >> sorry, e we don't take things back to our warehouse. you have to work it out with the manufacturer. >> but when he spoke with samsung, they referred him back to marriott. >> that's the responsibility of the vender where you got it to replace u the television. >> reporter: he contacted nbc 10 responds. we reached out to marriott. the company told us spring did not follow samsung's request to have a certified tech inspect the tv. he says he didn't take that option because samsung recommended having the tv replaced. marriott says the new tv was ordered before we got involved. spring credits nbc 10 responds for getting his tv replaced. >> thank you very much.

i bet you they are watching channel 10 right now. the value of that tv came to $1800. >> just stuck in the middle there between marriott and samsu samsung. >> sometimes you look at the terms and conditions of these rewards things and do this and do that ask you get caught in the middle. >> then they have to call you. >> talk about coming in and helping out, let's help ourselves out to our recovery counter. this is nice. $404.258 given back to our viewers, money they deserve. if you have a a consumer complaint, fill out the form ob our website and give us a call and we'll respond to you. now look at the other stories we're following county by county. a judge fines a a golf course $1,000 in their ob going dispute with a couple they that says the balls are still hitting their property e despite a previous court order. the judge fined began hill golf

course in easton because it reopened without installing cameras that are to track balls coming from the 13th hole. much-needed money to a sewer system. a $400,000 grant b will be used to install new pipelines. . that will reduce large amounts of water from getting into the pipes through the ground. . the casino reinvestment development authority is offering a second public hearing tonight to show residents its plan for the future of the resort town. it's happening from 6:00 to 9:00 at the convention center. the public will also be able to comment on proposed changes to the master plan for the atlantic city tourism district. and this from new castle county. a new exhibit takes a look at the greatest fakes and forgeries. check out this knockout or a fake bottle of wine.

>> what we're showing here is how collectors can protect themselves by give iing them a little bit of knowledge so they can determine what is real or authentic and what is is not. >> appropriately enough, the treasurers own trial exhibit opens saturday and runs through early january. . high school chefs competed for a big prize in philadelphia. 19 students took part in a culinary cookoff. they had just two hours to prepare a french meal from memory. then they were judged by some of the top chefs in the city. the winners get scholarships to culinary schools across the country. . crayola say good-bye to one of uts colors. they will retire one from the box. but no word on which color that is. the company will make the announcement friday on facebook live for national crayon day.

>> i have a feeling they will keep the groan. eagles are looking to wind back the clock. >> the team is making a push to bring back kelly green jerseys. the lan to bring back the lighter kelly green jerseys as an alternate uniform, but he's getting some pushback from the nfl because the team's helmet would also have to get an upgrade. fans have long worn the older jerseys. and an nfl championship in 1960. >> there's just this connection with this color. i think that's why fans have been clambering for it for a long time. and hopefully can be a reality soon. >> the team could use a a kelly green color as an alternate during thursday night games, but didn't rule it out being a a manger see again. it took five years and $90 million. >> but the iconic will soon reopen. nbc 10 gets a sneak peek at the

crowning jewel expected to bring more tourists to chester county. the dangers of a do it yourself craft for kids. the key ingredient in slime that could leave your child with serious burns. that's next at 4:00.

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girl. >> it's like it felt horrible. >> i think it was. >> it was safely for deck it kads as detergent. it's a good idea to have kids wash their hands immediately after any science expert, including diy slime. it's going to be making a comeback. . i'm tracking the return of that rain in the most accurate weather forecast. showing a little love for a big piece of trash. why this little girl befriended a water heater on the side of the road. the viral video you have got to see. that's next at 4:00. breaking news in south jersey. a mayor who helped ching one of the most violent cities in the country says she's had had enough. dear fellow citizen,

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breaking news. a covered bridge in cherry hill that was damaged when a truck became stuck underneath it is now back open. nbc 10 is live in sky force 10. this created a nightmare when this happened. >> you called it breaking news. it's fixing news if you think about it. this bridge that was shut down a couple days ago where wh a tractor-trailer went over it. it got stuck on this bridge. it had to deflate the tires to get the truck out. we were told at the time it was going to take a couple weeks to get the bridge back open. as you pull out a little wider, it's a wooded area but the road is pretty important to a lot of people that live in the area. they kind of go through that area to cut through the woods. so you wouldn't think you need a small back row with a covered

bridge. it's been an inconvenience for the last couple days. the surprise was when police put out a tweet. they might need to close it over to fix some of the thing thas need to fix. engineers have decided it's a go. nbc 10 news. samsung showed off the first smart phone after the recall of the note 7. it's a much larger display and comes with its own siri-like voice assistant. it will be available next month. no word on what it will cost. you may recall south jersey stockton university banned the samsung 7. it was one of the first universities to keep it off campus when it began exploded. fanning the tlams of the

immigration debate. student posted a picture of herself holding up her tax forms. she did it to clear up a conception that undocumented people don't pay taxes. posting that picture did not work out the way she planned. some people threatened to have her deported. becoming a a citizen isn't as easy as some may think. >> people have this idea that becoming a citizen is really easy. that you just fill out a form and get in a line. just thinking about those things, that's what gave me the lightbulb moment. >> she's studying political science. she wants to go to law school, but sheen doesn't want the to focus on long-term plans because her future is is uncertain. now to video that is just too cute to miss. >> it involves a little girl showing love for a robot. at least she thinks it's a robot. check it out. >> i love you robot. >> how cute is she?

she mistook this old water heater for a real life robot. . vud owe of their encounter has gone viral. first she waved hello and walks up to the machine and give it is a hug before expressing her love and it kind of looks like a a robot. >> it does look like two eyes. i feel bad it couldn't hug her back. >> she loves that water heater a lot. taking a live look, nothing but sun and blue skies. the clouds and we saw yesterday will return before the end of the week. >> let me recommend not going unless you like being in the middle of a big storm. the wind is going to be blowing right at you about 40 miles per hour along with the rain. not a pretty sight. 61 degrees in philadelphia. lots of sunshine. look at the blue sky that we have in these cameras. quite a difference from the last couple of days. that's for sure.

let's head to delaware. we had sunshine there too. harmony hills, newark at 62 as well. brady point at 60. farther to the south, we have had some warm weather down here over the last couple days. along with the warmth. 55 in lewis and 56 with the wind coming in off the delaware bay. the wind coming out of the north to northwest. and gusting 20 to 25 miles an hour. ts it's not that windy, but it's bringing in the drier air and also a little colder air than you'll be feel whg you get up in the morning tomorrow. . lots of sunshine right now. but back to the west, this is where the next area of rain is. now it's not even reached chicago yet. that's a pretty good swirl for a storm when you see clouds and rain showers swirling around like that.

there's something intense there. hour by hour, we go through tonight and into tomorrow. we have clear skies through the morning. then the clouds start to increase tomorrow afternoon. later tomorrow night is when we start getting some rain. the steadier rain coming in friday for the morning rush. looks wet. ask it's wet in the middle of the day. and it's wet for the afternoon rush. maybe very wet. and it's wet in the evening. . maybe very wet. that's a lot of hours of rain. and a lot of this is steady now in the middle of the night. so it's going to take awhile to dry out of this. how much rain? different computer models showing different things. we're talking about 1 1/2 to 2 inches of rain. giving philly right around 2

inches. that's a lot of rain. for tomorrow the wind not very long and you can see the chilly morning with temperatures in the 30s. highs in the 40 50s compared to the 60s. 51 degrees in dover. now for the, we're seeing much more cloud cover on saturday than sunday. showers threat b mostly in the morning. perhaps the midday it looks dry during the day on sunday. above normal temperatures. that looks like the winner of the weekend. >> thank you for that. it's takenen nearly a a decade, but a chester county tourist attraction is about to reopen. nbc 10 takes you on the grounds for a a sneak peek at the main fountain after a $90 million renovation.

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it's a restoration project years in the making, but very soon the iconic at longwood gardens would reopen to the public. >> we were there for a first look at the crown jewel. >> these are the finishing touches on a major project for the most significant fountain collection in north measuring. five years and $90 million later, the main fountain garden opened in a matter of weeks. >> you can imagine we're really excited to be able to share the main fountain garden with the community now. >> paul redman took us on a

tour. 4,000 pieces of limestone restored, new water technology that will have fountains soaring more than 170 teet in the air. and an all new space called the grot to. 90% of the project guests will never see. like the tunnels underneath it all. >> project to last for another 100 years. >> it's been a destination since the early 1900s when the founder bought the property. now more than 1.3 million people flock here every year and garden lead rs say the new and improved main fountain is definitely worth the wait. >> to be able to finally get down into the garden and experience it, that's where the real enthusiasm and excitement is going to come from. >> tstz going to be spectacular. we are working on several stours for nbc 10 news at 5:00.

breaking news, a school aid is accused of bringing an air gun to class. the news conference is happening right now. also camden's mayor has brought in big business to the water front. why we're now talking about her legacy. and take a look at the temperatures. not too shabby. in the 60s we're going to be falling into the 40s tonight. a beautiful day tomorrow, but massive changes are on the way. come on back. we're going to talk about those at 5:00. also new at 5:00, even more oscar changes calling the big mistake this year. what's being planned to prevent a repeat.

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bridgegate, two governors aids learn their fate for the scandal. we're live with their reaction in court. school scare. what happened to a cell phone in the classroom that had people calling 911. breaking news in south enginejersey. . the mayor who created jobs, brought in companies and cleaned up the streets announced she's not running for reelection. good evening. >> the two-term mayor has helped make schools better and streets safer.

sydney long is live in camden where the mayor is addressing her political future right now. >> i can tell you nbc 10 has confirmed the mayor is moments away from coming out of city hall and making that announcement official. she will step to the microphone in front of a number of people. you can see the cameras have gathered as well as residents here. she will not seek a third term as the mayor. >> her job is maybe the toughest in america. . >> reporter: she's not backed down from her motto that camden will rise. >> my heart is full. we'll miss her greatly. >> residents who lost loved ones on dangerous streets. residents who couldn't get jobs. >> since e we could point t